Final startlist World Championships men's Elite Time-Trial with Ganna, Evenepoel, Pogacar, Küng, Bissegger and Hayter
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This 18th of September will see the start of the World Championships in Wollongong, Australia, where most of the world's best time-trialists will go on to fight for a gold medal and rainbow stripes throughout the coming 12 months at the very highest level.
The final startlist includes the likes of: Bauke Mollema, Tadej Pogacar, Mikkel Bjerg, Stefan Bissegger, Stëfan Kung, João Almeida, Remco Evenepoel, Yves Lampaert, Luke Plapp, Magnus Sheffield, Rémi Cavagna, Ethan Hayter, Edoardo Affini, Filipp Ganna and Matteo Sobrero.
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Italy
1 Ganna, Filippo
29 Sobrero, Matteo
43 Affini, Edoardo
Belgium
2 Evenepoel, Remco
32 Lampaert, Yves
Slovenia
3 Pogačar, Tadej
Swiss
4 Küng, Stefan
31 Bissegger, Stefan
Netherlands
5 Mollema, Bauke
39 Hoole, Daan
United Kingdom
6 Hayter, Ethan
France
7 Cavagna, Rémi
33 Armirail, Bruno
Poland
8 Bodnar, Maciej
Denmark
9 Bjerg, Mikkel
30 Cort Nielsen, Magnus
Portugal
10 Oliveira, Nelson
34 Almeida, João
Kazakhstan
11 Fedorov, Yevgeniy
36 Lutsenko, Alexey
46 Natarov, Yuriy
Norway
12 Foss, Tobias
35 Leknessund, Andreas
Colombia
13 Contreras, Rodrigo
United States
14 Sheffield, Magnus
37 Powless, Neilson
South Africa
15 Basson, Gustav
Panama
16 Jurado, Christofer
45 Espinoza, Bolivar
Indonesia
17 Cahyadi, Aiman
44 Abbdurrohman, Muhammad
Serbia
18 Ilić, Ognjen
Australia
9 Durbridge, Luke
48 Plapp, Luke
Spain
20 Lazkano, Oier
Germany
21 Heidemann, Miguel
38 Arndt, Nikias
Lithuania
22 Lašinis, Venantas
Canada
23 Gee, Derek
47 Dal-Cin, Matteo
Hong Kong
24 Lau, Wan Yau Vincent
50 Ng, Sum Lui
Ukraine
25 Kononenko, Mykhaylo
51 Novakowskyi, Vitalii
British Virgin Islands
26 Christopher Jr, Darel
Mongolia
27 Erdenebat, Bilguunjargal
Bangladesh
28 Alam, Drabir
Guam
40 Oingerang, Edward
China
41 Xu, Changquan
Malta
42 Smyth, Alexander
52 Bonello, Daniel

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